A subsidence in performance?

Language: English Series: Money Week ; (2600 10 June 1992, 20(1)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Predicts that insurance companies and pension funds which have invested heavily in the commercial property market will suffer from poor investment performance thus making it very difficult to meet bonus payments for policy holders. Advises institutions to re-appraise the role of property in their portfolios and questions the valuation of commercial property.

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Predicts that insurance companies and pension funds which have invested heavily in the commercial property market will suffer from poor investment performance thus making it very difficult to meet bonus payments for policy holders. Advises institutions to re-appraise the role of property in their portfolios and questions the valuation of commercial property.

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